Uma semana chuvosa, fria e entre Quinta-Feira e Sexta-Feira, ficamos sem energia elétrica por 27 horas, a falta de energia foi provocada por fortes ventos e chuvas.
Eu deveria ter preparado algum dos blocos que estou fazendo para completar as coleções deste ano com retalhos verdes claros / cítricos, mas ao invés disso algumas pequenas migalhas, de diversos tons de verde pediram para ser unidas, e 2 blocos com 6,5" foram feitos.
Depois encontrei as tiras com menos de 1,5" de largura e decidi uní-las, algumas tiras precisaram ser emendadas e resultaram em 2 blocos com 9 X 6,5".
Fiz também o bloco # 4 do Mystery Quilt Along, Christmas Time, promovido por Fat Quarter Shop.
Este bloco apesar da quantidade de unidades, foi montado muito rapidamente.
Como vocês podem observar neste bloco usei tecidos verde mais claro, de acordo com os tons de verde escolhidos por Angela, para as participantes do RSC-22 usarem em Outubro.
Risquei um UFO da lista, terminei o mini painel bordado por minha filha, caso queira ver como ficou, falei sobre ele, nesta outra mensagem. Clique aqui.
Compartilhando e em conexão com:
Angela em Rainbow Scrap Challenge
Frédérique em Patchwork & Quilts
Cynthia em Oh Scrap!
11 comentários:
Sometimes it's fun to just do mindless sewing and make the crumb blocks. Your Christmas quilt is going to be very cute, happy stitching!
Sorry to hear you had no power. That is not nice.
Fortunately you could still sew with your lovely treadle machine.
I love sewing scraps together randomly too. I was thinking I would make some 6.5” blocks for next year’s RSC. I need to use up some of my scraps…the bins are full. Your Christmas blocks are pretty too!
Great way to use up the green scraps. I like the mystery QAL. Nice work. Have a fun weekend!
Great crumb and strip blocks, Ivani!!! And fun Christmas blocks, too!
Your green blocks are fun and pretty, I love the strawberries, and various balls. The gifts block is lovely too, the Christmas quilt is coming nicely!
Thank you for sharing, and linking up Ivani!
Your crumb blocks are a great way to use up those smaller scraps. And your Christmas blocks look awesome. I've printed the patterns but haven't made the blocks yet.
I always enjoy making crumb blocks - they're kind of like figuring out a puzzle. Yours are pretty in the bright greens! Cute pile of gifts for your Christmas QAL, too!
The mystery quilt along looks like such fun. Love how you cross pollinated your RSC with the mystery when selecting fabric for the stack of presents.
Crumb blocks and string blocks always steal my heart. Yours are lovely, and I’m glad to hear they were relaxing for you. That Christmas sew-along from the Fat Quarter Shop looks fun. I did a Christmas quilt last year and was hoping to do a Halloween one this year. But I am drowning in scraps and crumbs so I have to sew my way out by making lots of kids quilts!!
When the scraps want to play, we can't say no! Glad your power is back. The Christmas quilt is coming along nicely, great job.
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